1968 FD-121 Taj Mahal Avalon Ballroom Poster CGC 9.9

This bizarre later Family Dog issue, uses electronic style lettering and mechanical looking nudes to create an unusual effect. The bodies form a design of their own. In every c

This bizarre later Family Dog issue, uses electronic style lettering and mechanical looking nudes to create an unusual effect. The bodies form a design of their own. --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: F

This bizarre later Family Dog issue uses electronic style lettering and mechanical looking nudes to create an unusual effect. The bodies form a design of it own. Featured at the Avalon were Taj Mahal

Family Dog, FD-104-2 & FD-108, 1968, Victor Moscoso & Neon Park, Electric Flag (2/2, 2/4), Mad River, Fugs (2/3), 13th Floor Elevators & Blues Project, Genesis, Taj Mahal, Avalon Ballroom, each 20 x 1

Family Dog, FD-130 & FD-144, 1968, Casey Simpson & Wes Wilson, Jerry Uelsmann, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks, Howlin’ Wolf & Byrds, Taj Mahal, Genesis, Avalon Ballroom,

Title: 1st Edition - FD121 TAJ MAHAL - Avalon Ballroom 5/31-6/2/68 Artist: Paul Kagan, David Smith Printing Date: 1968 Size: 32x55cm Dave van Ronk, Family Tree, A.B. Skhy , Creedence Clearwater Reviva

Family Dog, FD-89, 1967, Rick Griffin, Stanley Mouse, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Sons Of Champlin, Taj Mahal, Avalon Ballroom, 20 x 14 ¼”.

A 9.9 high graded CGC original poster! Presenting this later-era Family Dog poster featuring Pink Floyd! This poster advertises the band's performances at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco in A

CGC High grade 9.9! Lady Liberty with the tear in her eye. As fitting now as it was in 1968. This CGC graded example of the FD-110 Stanley Mouse, original Family Dog poster is in high quality conditi

John Kays Steppenwolf brought their act to the Avalon in April of 1968 – just a few months prior to the release of their classic single Born to be Wild. Here's an opportunity to get a first print, f

Presenting the second CGC Graded elusive, Original OP-5 Version of this First Printing Poster to appear in our auction! According to Eric King's Guide, a small quantity of these posters exist without

John Kay’s Steppenwolf brought their act to the Avalon in April of 1968 – just a few months prior to the release of their classic single “Born to be Wild”. Here's an opportunit

Here we have an original Avalon poster with downright lovely eye appeal. With a familiar late sixties nod to Alice in Wonderland, this drawing by artists David Warren and L. Kent Hollister is based on

Bob Schnepf who contributed to several popular Family Dog posters, rendered this poster for a weekend of Quicksilver Messenger service shows at the Avalon Ballroom. This really fine poster is not ofte

This reprint poster offers the same beautiful artwork for a fraction of the price that an original print would command! If you want a true one of a kind masterpiece that is sure to impress all that vi

Whoa... It's hard to stare into this original Avalon poster too long without getting dizzy. THIS is psychedelic! Poster – Youngbloods, Avalon Balroom Subtitle – One Hundred Six Catalog #F

This lot represents a TREMENDOUS opportunity for the new collector to acquire a historic 54 year old original poster for less than what the higher graded examples of these Family Dog issues can comman

This subtly humorous and delightful design by Bob Fried was for a 1968 run of shows at the Avalon. Bob Fried was one of the most highly regarded poster artists of the era. Fried was a trained commerci

We love Van Morrison here at PAE and this poster showcases Wes Wilson's artwork incorporating the Ohm symbol from Eastern Religion, something many hippies on the west coast were already familiar with.

This poster is one of Rick Griffin’s most appreciated and collected posters; the design is a collage of various popular characters from advertising accompanied by some favorite FD poster referen

This lot is only one of the few CGC Graded examples of this classic Family Dog, first printing issue to appear in our auction! Rick Griffin’s “Motherload” is a must have from the FD

The famous FD-35 is an early 1966 Family Dog poster designed by two of “The Big Five” artists: Stanley Mouse and the late great Alton Kelley. An illustration of a man hanging from a hot ai

Original pre-concert first printing of Big Brother at the Avalon! The FD 93 poster by artist Joe Gomez is well known as a rather unique design in the Family Dog series. The artist only did a few poste

This reprint poster offers the same beautiful artwork for a fraction of the price that an original print would command! Rick Griffin’s “Motherload” is a must have from the FD series.